Bug Bounty Program
PixiJS is committed to delivering a reliable, high-performance rendering engine. Our Bug Bounty Program rewards contributors who help make PixiJS more stable and robust.
How It Works
1Bounty Tag Assignment
The PixiJS team identifies eligible issues and applies the bounty label along with a specific dollar amount. Only issues labeled with the bounty tag and a dollar amount are eligible for this program.
2Submission Requirements
Submit a Pull Request that fixes the issue, link the issue in your PR description, include a clear example or test case demonstrating the fix, and follow our contribution guidelines.
3Approval Process
The PixiJS team will review your PR. If your fix is accepted and merged into the main branch, your bounty is approved.
4Requesting Payment
Once merged, submit a payout request via our Open Collective page. Include a link to the merged PR and the bounty issue in your request.
Terms & Conditions
- Only issues pre-approved with a bounty tag and dollar amount are eligible.
- Bounties are awarded at the PixiJS team's discretion. We reserve the right to reject fixes that are incomplete, introduce regressions, or do not meet project standards.
- You may submit fixes for issues without a bounty tag, but they will not be eligible for financial rewards.
- Multiple contributors can submit PRs for the same bounty, but only the PR that gets merged is eligible for payment.
- The bounty amount is fixed and non-negotiable.
- Abuse, spamming, or low-quality submissions may result in exclusion from the program.
Sponsoring Bounties
If you are a developer or company working on a project and would like to sponsor a one-off bounty, please contact Matt Karl @bigtimebuddy at hello@mattkarl.com to arrange the details.
Sponsors can make one-time donations directly to our Open Collective to fund the bounty. We kindly request that sponsors add an additional 10% to the bounty amount to cover Open Collective's processing fees.